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United States Department of State Orders Non-Emergency Government Personnel to Depart Saudi Arabia Amid Regional Security Risks

The United States Department of State issued an official security directive ordering non-emergency government employees and family members stationed in Saudi Arabia to depart the country due to mounting regional security risks and potential disruptions affecting civil aviation infrastructure.
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